Linguistic Test 33

A word or phrase which marks an exclamation.

Exclamative

Exclamatory mark

Colon

Comma

A voice that indicates that the subject is the patient or recipient of the action denoted by the verb.

Prominent voice

Passive voice

Silent voice

Active voice

A directive mood that signals the speaker’s act of giving permission

Performative mood

Commissive mood

Expressive mood

Permissive mood

An association between sets of lexical units which refers to the relative values for a property of an object or event as determined against a qualitative standard

Development Lexical Relation

Synonym Lexical Relation

Scalar Property Lexical Relation

Paradigmatic Lexical Relation

A category used to classify discourse and literary works, usually by form, technique, or content

Sort

Genre

Type

Kind

A syntactic sentence type in a language that is used primarily to express such illocutionary acts, and is described as having imperative form

Performative

Command

Direct speech act

Indirect speech act

A thorough description of the meaning of a lexical unit.

Etymology

Interpretation

Explanation

Definition

A reference point in relation to which a deictic expression is to be interpreted

Explanatory center

Deictic Expression

Demonstrative center

Deictic Center

A case in which the referent of the marked noun is the possessor of the referent of another noun

Dative case

Genitive Case

Essive case

Ergative case

Social deixis that encodes a low degree of status

Community status

Inferior status

Social strata

Superior status

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